The L Word: Generation Q

Amazing! It can only get better... Feels a little daunting at first, whilst getting to know the new characters and a new plot. Then the original ladies come back with more grit than ever and make you feel at home again. Credit due for doing something new and for pushing boundaries - to make this a safer world for everyone to be themselves!

Loved it! Fantastic having Shane, Alice and Bette back together, my heart is so happy! Didn't think I was going to take to the new generation so quickly, but I already adore each and every one of them and am super excited to watch this season infold.

I love that we get a new portion of L word. Overall very presently surprised over how good it is, but still a lot, of room for improvement.

I just finished season 2 episode 1. It was SO BORING I want to go and get drunk and die in the road. I usually see where the idea is and where it could go but this was so stupid and slow I don't know why it was even written down, let alone supposedly story boarded, scheduled and shot. How about all the characters die in an explosion except like 4 of them and it's a post apocalyptic world... oh wait that would be too interesting. There is no chemistry, no reason, no substance. It is like they wrote down a list of all The L Word original was about, deleted all the interesting things, then left a line "lesbians" and then wrote "the stuff you regret spending your time with" like it was meant to be a big joke but some idiot in the room thought it was a great plan. PULL THIS SHOW OFF THE AIR and put anything else in its place. Give me the money and I'll give you interesting characters and storylines!

When you are a writer and focus on your work the world written is clearer. When it is produced/idea by actors they are not writers so you get more "I want to act that out" vibe instead of a good story. I was super mad first episode of second season and wrote review because I watched first season before starting second and it didn't link up well. Now I'm at end season 2 and it makes more sense but every episode is still vibe "I want to act that out" instead of good story and characters going on an arch driven ride.